Premium distilled water for ultrasonic record cleaner

nice insight Whart

I to am there to play - not collect records

The ultrasonic brings so much more detail to the recordings and removes nearly all the pops and static on even new records.  I also have to buy a lot of used records that sometimes are vg grade. The Klaudio nearly always brings them up to a excellent level sound wise.

Having a solution that might squeeze more out of this is worth doing.

It's not bragging rights, it's protecting and enjoying your recordings

Oregonpapa

wow that's quite a story

I drank a little just for kicks the other day.

guess it cleaned out the pipes

Thom

you should have a hose that constantly is giving a transfusion drip

and a drain out the bottom

not only every record but as the record spins

one cycle and it is removed

drill a hole in your brick to outside to drain the contaminated water

and you might as well have a still lab of reagent water for constant generation

the level regulators must be very faulty on both draining and filling the pristine water for best results

I wonder how this would hold up with new or mint records - not

I hereby declare the removed detritus inert!

off with all of you!

ps - for the record TIm at Klaudio says to use simple distilled water - it’s worked fine

I went with the KLaudio because I didn't want to mess with the Audio Desk cleaners solutions or brushes to be replaced.

The KL does a great job. It won't remove surface fingerprints completely, then again these don't affect playback

if a record is really noisty or needs extra cleaning I will clean it using a Loricraft.  Walker step two cleaner and step 3 water adjent

then off to the KLaudio

trying to decide if I need to beef up my power chord and isolation platform for the ultrasonic 

sarc/